Washington sat at the table. Through discussion, the topic of rights for women came up. Most, if not everyone disagreed, saying that they didn't need nor deserve them. Two, Alexander Hamilton as the Secretary of Treasury, and Aaron Burr, a lawyer in Washington's cabinet, supported it. They started to get bullied by the entire room, for a couple of minutes, before Washington stepped in.

"Silence, gentlemen."

The room fell quiet with Washington speaking, everyone looking at him. He hadn't said a thing yet. What was his stance on the matter?